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Moderate speed in areas where there may be a crowd of people.
Exercise extreme caution and reduce speed, if appropriate, when approaching a stationary bus, especially a school bus, as pedestrians may be hidden by the bus itself, and when approaching pedestrian crossings, school zones, or crowds.
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Moderate speed in areas where there may be a crowd of people.
Drive as close as possible to the pavement or to parked vehicles.
Signal to them to cross the carriageway on roads with multiple lanes.
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